Accra, Ghana – March 6, 2025
The Jubilee House, the seat of Ghana’s presidency, was abuzz with excitement as the nation celebrated its 68th Independence Day. The ceremony, attended by dignitaries, government officials, and citizens, was a grand display of Ghanaian culture, pride, and patriotism.
President John Dramani Mahama, flanked by his vice president and other high-ranking officials, inspected a colorful parade by the security services, comprising the Ghana Armed Forces, the Ghana Police Service, and the Ghana Prisons Service.
In his address, President Mahama reflected on Ghana’s journey since independence, highlighting the country’s achievements and challenges. He emphasized the need for Ghanaians to come together and work towards a brighter future, built on the principles of unity, solidarity, and resilience.
The President also announced plans to support communities affected by recent tidal waves, promising to allocate funds for the Berekusu Sea Defence Project in the upcoming budget.
The ceremony featured a range of cultural performances, including traditional dances, music, and poetry recitals. Guests were treated to a display of Ghanaian cuisine, with a variety of local dishes on offer.
As the celebrations drew to a close, President Mahama led the gathering in a toast to Ghana’s independence, prosperity, and continued progress. The event was a fitting tribute to Ghana’s rich history and a testament to the nation’s unwavering spirit and determination.
Ruth Abla ADJORLOLO
